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A Tribute for the female paddlers of the world.

Imagine a women’s-specific kayak that weighs an easy-to-handle 38 pounds, tracks smoothly through the water, and provides plenty of room to stay comfortable. Then check out the Perception Women’s Tribute 10.0 Kayak. Perception slimmed the Tribute down for a lady’s size but still kept this kayak wide enough for stable paddling. Thigh braces keep the gunnels from digging into your legs and adjustable foot braces plus a comfortable seat make day-long tours enjoyable. Stash snacks or an extra layer in the stern hatch and use the front bungees to secure a waterproof map.

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4 5

C. Koval

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It's very low profile. Very comfortable, plenty of leg room and the seat is adjustable. The only complaint I have which did not occur to me when I tested it out in the show room; it is very shallow which can cause a fast running river to fill it up in a hurry. However I am an amateur and that most likely made a difference. For someone starting out, you might want to stick to a deeper compartment.

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B524824899

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I love my Perception Tribute 10.0 kayak. It is very comfortable and easy to handle. The seat adjusts easily and so do the pegs that your feet rest on. I haven't found one thing that I don't like about this kayak.

What is the better kayak for agility and...

Wendy

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Posted on

What is the better kayak for agility and enjoyment, 10 or 12 foot??

TJP

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Wendy,

This is a personal preference which you will receive different answers to, but I'll go on record as saying I love 12' boats. I don't have the space or money for 2 boats and I like to do a mixture of open water and rivers. 12 footers work nicely for this because they are still agile, but track well enough for open water. I find that 10' boats tend to wander too much for my taste, but if you're only paddling rivers and around the beach at your favorite campground's lake, then this might be ok for you. A lot of people will tell you that a 12' boat will never move as fast as a 14' boat, but I have never met anyone who can outpaddle me in mine..... soooooooooo blah blah blah ;) My vote is 12!

(I should also point out that hull design plays a major factor in speed and maneuverability! Flat bottoms will be agile, sharp keel lines give you speed and will keep you going straight. Chines, Skegs, rudders, etc etc)

I hope this helps!

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is there a package deal that comes with...

cathy connell-poplock

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is there a package deal that comes with this kayak? I am new and would need paddles and lifejacket. Could I get a discount on those items. How long is the sale on the above kayak? Let me know so I can make a decision soon.